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imwonkaesuriahhh

Many, many condolences and deepest sympathy to anyone who has lost a member of a group or groups that you stan, in 2019. Its been a rough year for kpop.

Bigbang, iKon, Monsta X, Stray Kids, Sulli, FT Island, Drug Restaurant, CN Blue, Highlight, JYJ, Super Junior, Sechskies...I probably forgot a few...

Besides Sulli (may she forever rest in peace), we lost alot of members to scandal, some legit, some ridiculous, but they all hurt our hearts regardless.

There has been so much infighting among ourselves, it's embarrassing. I get it, even if I don't condone it. We are a passionate bunch. It's inevitable.

But just know I'm thinking of all of you regardless of which side of the drawn lines you're on. My greatest hope is that 2020 will be much kinder to kpop and ourselves, and that lessons are being learned to hopefully prevent future recurrences.

I must say tho, you guys are Master level fans, and your loyalty and dedication is undeniable.

#one more serious post for now #everyone hang in there #its been a wild ride #but i think we'll all make it out okay in the end #lets take all this misery and turn it into something positive

jongtaeluv

Hi Shawols, Taemints, fans of SuperM, and multifandoms!

As kpop fans, what happened to Wonho affects us, regardless of whether we’re Monbebe. This week showed us an example of what can happen in a heartbeat to any of the idols we support and love.

It seems that historically there has been so much pressure for idols to be perfect, if they became victims of slander, the only way to protect their group and company was for them to leave (or be forced out)—whether or not they actually did anything wrong. Just the smear of controversy was enough.

But the tide seems to be turning. Fans are fighting for their idols’ right to be considered innocent until proven guilty, for their mistakes to be forgiven, if appropriate, and for their companies to fight for them, not abandon them.

If we want to see a precedent where a company is forced to look at the evidence, consider the consequences, and stand up and support its idols against malicious rumours and attacks, then we shouldn’t wait for what happened to Wonho to happen to our faves.

Let’s support Monbebe and let the industry know that our hard-working idols and their fans deserve better.